How to pronounce “dimming” in English

Also dimming down the lights in your home.

The dimming of light is going to stretch out longer than if the planet happens to be moving around while the other star is moving behind

60 minutes-- that dimming of the lights and keeping your sight, your taste, your smell, your sound, and your sense of touch busy.

It also has higher frequency PWM dimming, but also the bezels aren't perfectly even all the way around.

nit and have high frequency PWM dimming.

Because in between transits-- in between the dimmings of light--

And the task is to detect a disk dimming.

then we're going to see a little dimming of the star.

this, said 2160 Hz PWM dimming in it because that was true about the phone

And so his mother, whose eyesight is dimming, he thinks to kind of keep them both sane, he will dress up in her saris every night.

Like I said, we measure the dimming of light as depicted here on the left-- that's real Kepler data.

Now, you've got the time between dimmings-- that's the orbital period.

Many of the stars that Kepler observes have not just one sequence of dimmings, of transits, but multiple sequences of transits.

Super responsive, 1-120Hz LTPO, high-frequency PWM dimming, the whole thing.

It also has 2160 Hz PWM dimming.

That has the effect of blocking out the sky, dimming it, cooling the earth.

So that's what you see depicted here with the green trace, is this brightness dimming.

Just to give you some appreciation for how technically challenging this is, a dimming of light due to an Earth-sized planet orbiting

Now, they're going in opposite directions, and that dimming of light is going to be short.

So what he does here is the first stage, which is probably the most significant one, is he does 240 trials of this dimming

that shadow will sweep across the face of your telescope, and your telescope will perceive it and measure it as a momentary dimming of light.

For example, we've got blue-- if you focus on the blue arrows, that's a really huge dimming of light that happens when one star passes

These things have a radius of between two and three times Earth's radius, and this is the kind of dimming you get.

You open it up, it's the classic big square, 8.1 inches, corner-to-corner, same fullscreen brightness, same 1-120Hz LTPO, same PWM dimming.